User manual MCINTOSH TM1

[. . . ] AM/FM Tuner Module TM1 Installation Guide for use by McIntosh Service Dealers only McIntosh Laboratory, Inc. 2 Chambers Street Binghamton, New York 13903-2699 Phone: 607-723-3512 FAX: 607-724-0549 Overview The McIntosh TM1 AM/FM Tuner Module adds AM/FM Broadcast Reception to the MX119, MX134, MX135 or MX136 A/V Control Centers; the MHT Series A/V System Controllers, C45 Audio Control Center and other McIntosh Components. It also adds functionality of a second Tuner to the MR85 AM/FM Tuner. Follow the instructions in this guide for installing the TM1 into the MX119, MX134, MX135, MX136, MHT Series, C45, MR85 and other McIntosh Components. [. . . ] Locate the three supplied ribbon cables from the shipping carton and attach the plug of the Six Conductor Ribbon Cable to the six pin "J3" as indicated on the MHT Series Component Main Audio PC Board. Refer to figures 1 (on page 3) and 12. Note: The six pin Cable Plug and PC Board Socket are "keyed" to attach only in one direction, do not force it on backward. Rear Panel Inside Cover Figure 11 6. In a similar fashion, attach the plug of the Four Conductor Ribbon Cable to the four pin PC Board Socket "J2" and the plug of the Seven Conductor Ribbon Cable to the seven pin PC Board Socket "J1". Relocate the free J3 ends of Connections J2 for Ribbon the preJ1 Cables viously installed Rear Panel cables so Openings that they will not interfere Main Audio with the PC Board installaFigure 12 6 tion of the AM/FM Tuner Module. Locate the AM/ FM Tuner Module Cables in the Connected antito PC Board static AM/FM bag. Tuner There is Module a TM1 Serial Number Label Figure 13 attached to the outside of the bag. Remove the label from the bag and attached it to the Rear Panel of the MHT Series Component below the opening labeled RAA1 AM ANT (DIN Connector). Remove the AM/FM Tuner Module from the anti-static bag. Reinstall the four screws to the sides of the MHT Series Component A/V System Controller. Reconnect the hookup Connecting Cables to the Rear Panel of the MHT Series. Place the MHT Series Main POWER Switch to the ON position and press the STANDBY/ON Push-button. Refer to figure 16. Note: Refer to the MHT Series Component Owner's Manual for additional Operational Details. 20. Press and hold the front panel Setup Push-button approximately three seconds to enter the Setup Mode. The word SETUP will appear on the MHT Series Component Front Panel Display and the MAIN SYSTEM SETUP Menu will appear on the Monitor/TV screen. Using the Up or Down directional push-buttons select SYSTEM SETTINGS on the On-Screen Menu, followed by the SELECT Push-button on the Remote Control. The On-Screen Menu Item TUNER indicates the current country setting of the TM1 AM/FM Tuner Module. If it needs to be changed to a different country group perform step 22, if not go to step 23. Refer to figure 17. MENU: SYSTEM SETUP 1. VIDEO FORMAT NTSC USA Full Both Auto EXIT Figure 17 Note: The some MHT Series Components have additional menu items (e. g. OSD ROUTING and VIDEO FORMAT) that will not appear on other MHT Series Component On-Screen Menu. 22. With the MHT Series Component in the Standby Mode, press the STANDBY/ON Push-button followed by immediately pressing and holding in the appropriate Front Panel Push-button. Push-button Country Group TRIM Down USA TRIM Up EUROPE LATE NIGHT JAPAN Note: The Front Panel Alphanumeric Display will indicate the specific MHT Series Component model number followed by "TUNER USA" or "TUNER EUROPE" or "TUNER JAPAN". The MHT Series Component Default Operational Setting for the TM1 AM/FM Tuner Module is "USA". [. . . ] There is a TM1 Serial Num10 ber Label attached to the outside TM1 Label DIN of the bag. Remove the label from the bag and attached it to the Rear Panel of the MR85 below the opening labeled RAA1 AM ANT (DIN Connector). Remove the AM/FM Tuner Module from the anti-static bag. Orient the Module so the "F" "F" Connector Connector, that is at the bottom Figure 30 of the Module, will fit through the lower opening of the MR85 Rear Panel (the cover was previously removed in Step 4) and the three PC Board Connectors are facing up. [. . . ]